The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, July 12, 1916, Page PAGE NINE, Image 9
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A -CITY OF TREES.
Brooklyn Park Department to Shade
Many Streets and Bare Spots.
A contribution to the "city beautI
fil" Is being made by Pork (oni -
stoner Riayinonil V. Ingersoll of Irook
lyn, who is developing inI thIt borough
what is said to be one of the most ex
tensive tree yh111t lug plis ever under
taken by i nltlclp:ility. WhIle ti'
plan coliteimplates the plan tiig of
trees along certain thoroughf':tres by
the park dea trtneint, the colmnliss oner
Is interesting property owners :1ti over
the borough ill th ibenttlifyht, of I!Ieir
property by en:+.ut it~ then:i to phint
trees. 'T'hese are offered the Initietit of
expert knowlelge onil the subjecA. :a1d
their Trees are not only P(hti ed by tI
departmeit. but :ire eared for as well.
This Is dlone tit :t cost, price.
"The beautifying of tlie city by thle
phantlig of trees is i subject lin whibh
I have long been lnteresi'.l." sill ('1iml.
missioner In gerstoll. "Ti's hatv e bee'n
dying offin IlrookI;yn at (he rate of
about 25,01)) : year, niml e'v'en the re
placing of these woumhl It' an ilnillortant
matter. lInstead ofi rentnining content
with simply relhting the loss, We are
settig out 1housas11 t1 of additional
trees this year. Not only ire citlzen.i
being encotllaged tI plant trees, but
we are also endenvoring to bring about
co-operative planting by streets or
blocks. For instance, the Prospect
Park Citizens' assocliatlio gave orders
last year for the planting of 350 trees.
Inl East New York orders for tree
planting were taken by the boy scouts."
So far, in pursunnce of the plan.
80,000 trees have been set out la
Brooklyn. For the suburban planting
the department advocates the Aieri
can elmn, gingko, European linden.
Scotch elm, pin oak and red maple.
Plane sycantore, red oak and Norway
maple are found best for city planting.
On the blacklist the city places the sil
ver maple, poplars, Catalpll and wil.
low. The park department ftu'nishes
upon appli'ation the tree, with all ne c
e(ssary accessories,. such as solt, stlke,
tree guard and netting. It performs
all the ncCessary iihr a11'nd even cut.
ting the shtlewalk to illow for the
phting. It a.t.ends tt thlie ob tai in.g
of the permIt, and( till (lie lroper'ty
ownerCI is exlt'etd to iii la IS S forl each1
tree.
to r'el!ite eachtl tree that dies wit hint
fihree years' of lanItIing, halt I it'eerves,
however, the r'h;hit t~ (ttide on* lhe
specles of 1tree to be 111 p lae, as well
as thie loent tIon a id l dIstanlce froiti other
trees5. Thlis 1is netessary13 to Imisure a
Jdlnted the depart'nienlt w~ill gIve the
lree thle salue4 ('nr'e ut11l aittenut in that
it biestowvs upon0 ther trees, but It is iup
tol thle prloptery h'oiblder' to set' thait the
('1r ly'wteed. A new~ly 111 lnted( treeI
shlw t be wati Ieredi onlct ia we'ek if the
wveaither is dIry. A t leaist, six gallIon s tf
waitr shiouhl lbe gIven at a tIune. Th'le
the triee every da~y, anId Ibe Is niso) told.
inijur1edl or neceds lit tntion.
A six-'chiIl'tlund has1 beein estabhlished
for the spelt'e~iI'1 purposer to' treo 11 plit
tree I hm1ting gotes 1nto tIs fundit. Iust
yearI Ithere were set out lii tile bort lighi
1,'.00 trees that were pil fori. The
pltan for a unliversall tree plntig sy's
temi was made possibile by Frederic II.
IPratt, head of Iraitt inlstitute, who
gave $5,000, land It is thIs money that
is being used in the adorniment of
Easterni parkway.
Merchants War on Dirt.
An effori, is being mnade by the Chest
nut Street Blusliness Men's association
of Iladelphin to have thle city aum
thorities keep Chestnut street free
from (dust and dirt,
InI order to cooperaite in this task
some1 of the memibers of the associa
tlon, accordIng to George Albert Dro
viln, tho secretary, have Issued inistrume
tlons that all store sweephigs as well
as those from the sIdewalks are to be
gathered up each day and placed ini
receptacles in the rear of the building.
A Ipamnphlet recently issued by5 the
association to its members sets forth
the following pertinent statenmnts:
"The more dirt the tower dollars to
theo merchants.
"Dirt and dust mean time spent each
day in cleaning stock and fixtures, and
time costs money.
"Dirt and dust in some lines cause
deterioration and loss on merchandise.
"Pull together with the rest of us
and halp treen tha street ctaan.'1
,IS EADY Folt FHI'SINESS
12,5;000 Square Feet of :loor Space Ite.
Ilnireilto ('are for ('onstantly In.
creasing i)emainnd for Poplar Urilk.
Colunbus, Ga., .1uly '.-Te newly
enlarged biilding and warehouses of
the Chero-Cola Company, of Columbus,
Gan., together with its new bottling
plant, was thrown open to the puIblic
for inspeeion on Wednesday, July .ith.
This new addition to thle general build
ing, inlale necessary by the rapid
growth of the contpany's husiness
throtghott tIwelve states where iW is
now operating, gives the company a
grand total of approximuately 125,,000
s'~liare feel of floor space, u'111e
In this is :'5ito s'Inare feet of con
Crete floors andli 2,aI I salttare feet of
Ilied Mloors.
.\ii of the ('hero-Cola syru'1p whih
goes into the takiin- of, 'hero--Cola,
now hlii ed in tWe'l've sIraMes, is iian
ufactuted in Coltnnhuts. Its maunufac'
tulrhig deplatrtinentinent, storage w\arv
house; for the thottsands of barrels
of syvrup ready for shipmnent, and its
WaLi'eiioiuse for the storiage of sligall
and other ingredients, cover imm iense
footage. The sugar warehouse alone
hets al caipac'ity of about .e Ithiou1snd11(d
ia'rels. oly men, experts in their
line, are emnployed regularly in the!
manufaeturing tie ei 'lInent. In fact,
tle olust scientilie skill is eccessary
and is enmployed In the inutnufactulre of
('her-('oola. Pour floors aire devoted
to storage. The laboratory otelniies a
ihoor' to itself and IS presidled u\v+r by
experts. The comipny ha:s its own
cooperage pilal for the tulaking of" it
ba'rres, and1 this de at1nint ovenp;ie,,
consilerable spaCe in tIll- norl theast
wing of the hiltlding.
The receiving d(epart1Inent1 is loca.t
ed in the (ast wing of the lu iding,
an1(d all inco ninii , tre'ight. i.4 r ch r Ill
anid checked1 in there. T1h!' shippineu
ai' Ili itil is locateld in tIh we
wim te bii oildin.g wlwr}' all sy ru p
an11d adIt ertising uV I tter shtill''inen s to
the out :Ie plants a:-e iadlie. Corn
peteal1 nien are at the heads of these
dlepatrtilnnis w\-Ilh their respectiveas
sistants. 1:aiiroad .,idetrackhs are'( onl
both sides of the building for the con
venience of both the receiving and
siiling departients.
On the second !loot' of the west
wing of the main hutilding is located
the stock room and warehouse for
advertising muatter. Froi this stock
room and warehouse are shipped
daily advertising mater used by the
approximuate two hundred Chero-Cola
bottling plants of hte country, and
separate stock and shipping clerks
are in charge of this departnent,
which is directly and personally su
pervised by the advertising depart
ient of the company. If all of the
advertising matter used in the pub
liilty of ('hero-Cola was stored here,
it would take a much larger building,
but through the systemn used by tile
comlpany, this is utinecessary, as a
largle cohtin~e of si.gn1; andl other n11at
tOr are shippwd (direct fromt the va
rious factories where they are miiade.
diret ttoiri~ ithe iar ious bott lig ' ('ant1
'['le l'omim~ny's sy'sitem of'(' etansiin
duinii te past four1 and ia halt' yeast
lit oultsidet dievlopnol. ut hass- uitnlined
it-s buineiiss so fat' ito I we'l.e C ates,
portuniti1 L' tio ('xliand all over' thle
andil had1 it "Ii des'iredl. t here wouh iliht
at1 least thiirhy-eight or 1fort' states of
haveil~'X been made tol' t company u t till~
t u-Fos, A Mild, Effectia L.axatIve & Liver Tonic
Does Not ilpe nor Disturb the Stomach.
In addition to other plroperties, Lax'-Fos
contain~s Cascara in atcceptable form, a
stjmualatinig Laixative and'Tonic. Lax-Fos
acts effetively antd does not gripe nor
disturb stomiach. At the sanie time, it aids
aligestioni,arouses the liver and secretions
and restores the healthy functions. 50c.
A Tit.\(0fEDY .AT W.\ltE SIIO. S.
Letter, wh len a1 Lcooti e hitninig
iHackward.s Struck 11er.
Donalds,, July '.-A most feairful
accident occuirredi at Warie Shoals
yeCster'day at noon, when .\rs. Ral ph
D~avenpor't was rutn tdown and suffered
injuries frlomn which she died last
nhight. Site was walking the tr'ack
and met a locomoltive. Site st epped
otY and let it pass and then got bac1k
on the tr'a'k and was r'eading a iet
ltr ats she walkedl. fThe engine giot
water and wals baekling dhown theO
ttrack{ when it sItuck her anad r'an
overl I her, cutting oti hoth le igs. A
caritpentter' wo'trkinig niear , saw hi,'ier dan
1p''ertad rani sceaming to her' assist
anice, butt got there too late.
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Grove's
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
wellknown tonic properties of QUININE~
and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Elntiches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents.
July Bargains u Bargains
at at
Minter Co. A t...--.--'--------- Minter Co.
Real Summer is just beginning, yet we have reduced
prices on many Summer articles. We have made these
prices so attractive that they will sell more rapidly.
Household Bargains!! ?4)I1 I4t'2 1I l '1 ' 11:\lI .99 Ladies ReadytoW ear
r 2 '>:ah Towels. 5 1'or .... .99R y
lI l h Io v ls. 1(1 l' r .... .... .... .99
L a Ie 1 (Gine- I*,, .... .. .99 li ! 1 ( I) $2( , ... 9
l'' .9rs 1.'v-.t f r . .. . 9
('utile SiiIi I'..r .... ......95 uced!! 1 1: ** III . . . 3.9, 4.99, .9
Summer Goods Re- \\ 9ii, ti 9
duced!! ~i ~ . LS .9FnlCerneo l
l : (e t I l)r'"ss thoi ine s U io u t ilie'!
.alu. f.r ....'.... ..... .39
r y n r . .... .. .1 I i l w, . 1 Ph I li I t .....2 . 9 tiI'' . . ...
10 Cents Counter!! 141 111 lR......3.tt 4
.1Aluslins, Wh'ite Gools 4 n1 l otheri hit al!
summer1 faris vai 1e LaieoWit2Siper
p er1 y arill, spra .1or! .,il . . . . ..4 .- . .1
u 1441 ! -1 0 "1 ! i , , I . 1 1 e:, . . .' . 2 41 1 $ ( I " ' 't S t s... . ..790- w
- -___ -~~~a --- 141a Clearance oht...........7
Remnant Counter!! Vhi " io1 Suits Si . .
Straw Hats Reduced!!Reud!dce!
$ .00 :1l1' uha1 I t Ir .... . .... .....3 9 .
pe t l' :n n I Iit. ... .... .... 19 9I 9.. ) . .99 4 1 I (111' I 1 41 \ ilt ' 14 4
$:1.0 C SCtu te lat.... .... ... .. .149p .49
T hee S)le rnd $the iti tw!.
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innter , Co.l~ I)(Ladies Soite CRiae-r
pepprI .arly -.i.-i- .... .... 3 9.
Reduced!! Ot i $.0sit 7
R.-rivn C oun.5r! $2.500White 4li4114, 4' ..i. .... .. 1.99i ll 1)118 1(4 . .. ... t 2.39
Short ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ervn $1.00ht o'f in mateit .rat .1: .\ht .ii)Ilr . 9 - .79
'tl'a .ourolj 11 u4 I 14 io('f1' 1105 444'ia ts -l-l~ E m r ier41. ie ( Re-t '.l'ltI
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StrawHatsRedued!!ReduedReduced!!
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:::;.111).-3 S kirt .... .... ... ... 4 gg ! ; 1
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CX1)150anlWi 101 lan01 (dalI~i 10j~ 10140 hlsnsso te ~ ~~' 1'14. (1 4Finaleilfo'21001C learance1 I i 112(111 4 s of01hi'1All 105
H. M Ow ns, .i:t~ eactre St eef \~elit 3-n10 y a . . o W ite Slippers1. .l.'. .10 .bos the wil .e .'(1.49t
00410 0 tr'ot' 111 \'iteedn geli'p rs . .in .' .l . 1 t . i . ' ha .99 tiIh le 111 o (411 atl11
- .. . -alili 1' t~ls S~at' an1 ;)0 .l hair ('o1nt nl4l5'ants . 414 . 1 .. 7.99'1111t- ~ ~ 'l li5~, ''l~t' .l~
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are g~uI'alted o gve elif roll ngro appyig fu' llellersll 41 lut 'oovilIcOuay .oi 1", P we, Sii mbrf Iui13' 1 It, 105, afte luul)1 ea49o
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